Kerala Trekking Tour

04 Days / 03 Nights

Kerala, with its impeccable natural beauty is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts.

There are various trek routes in Kerala spread along the hills of Munnar, Wayanad, Thekkady and more, which would take you to a whole new side of this truly magical state. This is just one example of a short trek over 3 days with a day of kayaking at the end. Ask us about many other options for cycling, trekking and kayaking across Kerala.

Detailed Itineary

Day 1 : Munnar - Rodo Valley

Your trekking tour starts from Silent Valley near Munnar and wends its way through tea plantations, grassland, rhododendron trees and natural streams. Overnight in tents at Rodo Valley
Day 2 : Rodo Valley - Meesapulimala

Trek to Meesapulimala with highlights today including the highest trekking route in South India, a visit to the world’s highest organic tea plantation, Kollukkumala and stunning views across mountains and plateaux. Overnight stay at Anaerangal Camp
Day 3 : Anaerangal Lake

Today’s route covers pine forests, natural streams and finally the scenic lake, Anaerangal. Have a packed lunch at the lake, then trek back to camp. Overnight stay at Anaerangal Camp.
Day 4 : Anayirankal Dam - Munnar Departure

Take a short drive to Anayirankal Dam and enjoy a day of kayaking with superb views all around. Return to Munnar in the afternoon where your tour ends.

FAQ

Our Kerala trekking tour provides stunning views of lush landscapes, vibrant flora, and diverse wildlife. During this adventure, you'll explore scenic trekking routes in Munnar, including the enchanting Rodo Valley and Meesapulimala, the highest trekking route in South India. Immerse yourself in the local culture while experiencing the excitement of adventure in untouched nature.

Some of the best trekking places in Kerala include Meesapulimala, the highest peak in South India; the picturesque hills of Munnar; the serene trails of Wayanad; and the breathtaking landscapes of Thekkady. Each location offers unique trekking experiences for nature enthusiasts.

The ideal time for trekking in Kerala is from September to March when the weather is cooler and more pleasant. This period offers clear skies and stunning views, making it perfect for outdoor activities.

While some treks in Kerala can be challenging, there are options available for all skill levels. Many trekking tours cater to beginners, providing guidance and support along the way. It's best to check the trek difficulty level before booking.

Yes, trekking in Kerala is generally safe, especially when done with reputable tour operators. They ensure proper safety measures and guide you through well-marked trails, allowing you to enjoy your adventure without worry.